I am new to TI so thank you in advance for your help...
We predominantly use TM1 Web for our international users. I would like the users to be able to add a new element to a dimension by clicking an action button in a websheet, after they have inserted into a cell the element name. I have read the TI Guide, but can't see any reference to the data source being a websheet/application.
Does anyone know if this can be done & if so how?
Also, how do I use TI to set the security for the new element?
We are running 9.1.3 U2 on x64 windows server.
TI process to add new element to dimension
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Re: TI process to add new element to dimension
Hi there
Welcome on-Board!
Create a new process, and set the Data source to None.
In the Advanced tab, setup a new parameter to "ask" for a String input. That should become the name of the element. Call the parameter pElement.
In the Prolog tab:
This inserts the element as an N-level one:
This is the most basic you can go - but you do need it in one form or another
Optionally, add the element to an existing consolidation:
Then, on the websheet change the Action button properties (rightclick it) to fill in the parameter pElement with a cell reference.
For the security on that element, based on the info you give, I would use rules in the respective }ElementSecurity cube. But it might not be needed depending on the actual case at hand.
Wim
Welcome on-Board!
Create a new process, and set the Data source to None.
In the Advanced tab, setup a new parameter to "ask" for a String input. That should become the name of the element. Call the parameter pElement.
In the Prolog tab:
This inserts the element as an N-level one:
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DIMENSIONELEMENTINSERT('DimensionName','',pElement,'N')
Optionally, add the element to an existing consolidation:
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DIMENSIONELEMENTCOMPONENTADD('DimensionName',pConsolidatedElement,pElement,1)
For the security on that element, based on the info you give, I would use rules in the respective }ElementSecurity cube. But it might not be needed depending on the actual case at hand.
Wim
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Wim Gielis
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Excel Most Valuable Professional, 2011-2014
https://www.wimgielis.com ==> 121 TM1 articles and a lot of custom code
Newest blog article: Deleting elements quickly
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Re: TI process to add new element to dimension
Thank you very much.